Situated at the Promenade St-Bruno right next to La Betise and Avril…read more This new wine bar just opened at the beginning of July so not a lot of people know about it yet. Saw the add of Facebook and decided to go try it out as there are not a lot of good options in the South Shore. Very extensive wine list with pricing from low $60s to $$$ so you can choose according to your budget. The menu is also pretty light but with a good selection. We were 2 people and went with an entree of scallop and Crudo. Main we shared the lobster cavatellis. Oh boy the food came to the table and fabulous presentation. The taste was also amazing...especially the crudo dish...that sauce was to die for. The lobster cavatellis was also amazing...the pasta was still a bit al dente just as it should be and the sauce was so yummy...we almost licked the plate clean! Desserts were also pretty good. I preferred the strawberry one over the panacota. Did I also mention the decor was modern and classy? It's definitely a place you can bring a date or customers for business lunch or dinner. The crowd was a bit older which is normal because the ambiance is more quiet and pricing is higher than a normal bar. Would a 100% go back there very soon to try more of their wine and food.

What a surprise experience. Such a pretty decorated resto, we notice the attention to detail! Went…read morefor Friday had a lunch table d'hôte. Had the best beef carpaccio as appetizer. Then tried the pasta dish with pulled pork, fresh ingredients!

A reasonably priced restaurant that doesn't compromise on quality or service it's certainly a must…read moreto visit. Great service with delicious dishes to select from and a fantastic wine selection along with a beautiful terrace, when mother nature permits, is a plus to top up your experience. And, if you are like me (Sweet tooth) always leave room for dessert, some mouth-watering cakes to choose from. Just one downside is the music was slightly high to have a proper conversation but other than that, nothing.

The South Shore, an area where (other than dim sum restaurants) I'm totally unfamiliar with the lay…read moreof the land so I was relieved when my colleague suggested the restaurant. Unfortunately Le Tomate Blanche is located in Dix/30 which is an automatic minus 1 for ambiance, however I'll admit that it is a convenient location for a business lunch. The interior atmosphere of the restaurant is quite nice and they do have a terrace, but this puts you in the middle of Dix/30 overlooking shops and parking spaces. I had the buffalo mozzarella to start and the risotto as my main course. Both were good but not particularly special. The service was attentive, friendly and quick.

We had just learned that the hotel where we thought we had a reservation didn't know who we were so…read morenot a great mood. However, the comfortable atmosphere and friendly service helped. Then, we got our food and the stress drained away. I got the breakfast sandwich which sound boring but was GREAT!! I don't know how they made it so good. My wife got the pancake with white chocolate ganache, raspberries and pistachios was also amazing. Not too sweet, just a great flavor! It's a small place with a short menu but it's worth every penny!!

There comes a point during every sightseeing day when a small dog must put his paw down…read more We had been walking all over Old Montréal, exploring the shops and those beautiful cobblestone streets. Very charming. Very historic. Very hard on tiny legs. So when we spotted the outdoor terrace at Buvette Pastek, I authorized an immediate rest period. Excellent decision. The terrace sits right along rue Saint-Paul, in the middle of all the Old Montréal activity. But what really caught our attention was the beautiful canopy overhead. It has this intricate, almost paper-cut appearance that filters the light and makes the whole terrace feel especially pretty. There were also hanging plants and string lights. comes a point during every sightseeing day when a small dog must put his paw down. We had been walking all over Old Montréal, exploring the shops and those beautiful cobblestone streets. Very charming. Very historic. Very hard on tiny legs. So when we spotted the outdoor terrace at Buvette Pastek, I authorized an immediate rest period. Excellent decision. The terrace sits right along rue Saint-Paul, in the middle of all the Old Montréal activity. But what really caught our attention was the beautiful canopy overhead. It has this intricate, almost paper-cut appearance that filters the light and makes the whole terrace feel especially pretty. There were also hanging plants and string lights. Mom was delighted. I was mostly delighted that we had stopped walking. Mom ordered a glass of wine while Dad decided to continue his research into Québec beverages with a local beer. Someone has to support the regional economy. They also brought out a small basket of bread with butter, which immediately became the subject of my attention. I watched. I waited. I conducted a detailed assessment of the bread-sharing situation. My findings will remain confidential. We didn't have a full meal because this visit was strictly about resting our paws, but the menu looked wonderful and definitely made Mom and Dad consider staying longer. For me, though, this stop accomplished exactly what was required: a comfortable place to sit outside with my humans, take in the atmosphere of Old Montréal and recover before someone inevitably announced that it was time to start walking again. Dogba's verdict: 3 paws out of 5. Old Montréal location: beautiful Cobblestone-street atmosphere: extremely Montréal Outdoor terrace: lovely Cutout canopy overhead: gorgeous Mom's wine break: successful Dad's local beer research: ongoing Bread basket: closely monitored People watching: excellent Tiny-leg recovery: desperately needed Menu reconnaissance: return visit warranted Would I return? Absolutely--and next time I vote that we actually eat. Although I would also like to formally propose a new Old Montréal tourism policy: For every kilometer of cobblestones, Dogba receives one hour at Buvette Pastek. Seems fair.

This was our 'sentence filler' that was suggested by the host of the restaurant we were about to…read moredine in while waiting for our table. See Urbanista as a happy-go-lucky spot in the Plateau Mont-Royal area where music keeps playing and smiles don't stop. Their style is mish-mash but comes together in their own funky way: Cabbage Patch Doll perched up on a shelf, some small decorative palm trees and tchotchkes everywhere. The bar looked is stocked with a nice arsenal of bottles but our Midori Sour and hubs' Jack & Coke drinks were pure juice and no strength. To add, when I tried using my Yelp check-in offer, I was told that they didn't know anything about the offer ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Plus it was almost upsetting that they thought I wanted a 'free' drink when it was actually an 'offer' their business put out. Anyhow. The owner(?) was pleasant and even though she didn't know about the Yelp check-in offer, Urbanista's vibe is really up our alley. Since cocktails didn't wow me, perhaps their bites would've.

They have happy hour from 5-9pm, 2 for 1 cocktails. The cocktails all range from 12-16 dollars, so…read morethis is a very good deal! They are your classic cocktails, nothing new. It was a very cozy and comfortable interior, we relaxed on the couch. There was only one girl serving and making drinks, she did a great job. Service was quick and friendly. Would recommend!

Food was amazing (get the Risotto!) Service was impeccable…read moreAmbiance was perfect - comfortable and well lit with both inside and outside seating. Lovely wine selección

Great place for a glass of wine or even a bottle. I had the fish and chips and it was great…read more Friendly staff that described the dishes and wine. Open area with outside seating. Cozy.

Over priced small menu too noisy,ordered sur in turf for the price I paid filet Mineau was to small…read moreand it came with two small shrimp that's it

We accidentally stumbled onto this place as we were passing through Montreal. Nice atmosphere,…read moreexcellent food, and our waitress was exceptional. We will definitely be back if we are in the area again. Lamb shank, scallops and shrimp, and crepe brûlée were all excellent. This seems to be a place people like to go for to celebrate special events.

Every bite here is just a bomb of flavor and comfort. Really really good. Like, spooning up the…read moreremaining sauce on our plates and ripping the head off the fish carcass to dig out more food. Hands down THE best meals we had while in Montreal. (I came several times and often after leaving more expensive less satisfying restaurants) And that's before getting to the stellar wine/drink menu, replete with GOOD non alcoholic options. Wonderful curation of nerdy, interesting and TASTY wines. Special shoutout to our phenomenal dreadlocked server who had a way of explaining the food/menu/drinks and checking in that didn't feel overbearing, too wordy, or awkward... just kind and attentive. Recommended: cod croquette, broccoli and spatzle, whole fried fish, and the miso black food

I was really excited to try Cadet because it was a Michelin recommended restaurant but…read moreunfortunately the food was not as expected. The restaurant had a vibrant vibe and minimalist. The service was friendly but they seemed short staffed that night. We were trying to refill our water glasses but it took a while since I couldn't find any waiter or waitress around. Now let's start with the food: Focaccia: 5/5 bread was warm, toasty and tasty but the dip was the highlight Leeks with smoked mackerel, mustard, tobikko: (2.5/5) too creamy with a hint of mackerel and leeks Calamari chou-fleur, asian pear, chili beurre blanc: (2/5) very soupy and too much cream and not flavorful Black cod miso sauce, daikon, kale: (2.5/5) cod was tender but my bite had too much miso on it. It was extremely salty and not well balanced Beef tartare with mushrooms, Asiago: (1/5) mushy texture and way too much Asiago cheese. Flank steak with burnt chili salsa, szechuan pepper sauce, pickled peppers: (2/5) steak was not tender at all and the sauce was overwhelming Fried sea bass with bok choy, soya, nuoc mam (3/5): presentation was great but too many bones with too little meat. Flavor was good and I enjoyed the warm crispy fish with the Vietnamese style salad Overall, my special dinner was disappointing. I felt like the main ingredient never shined and their cheese or cream or sauce were just too overpowering. I really wanted to like Cadet but it fell short of my expectations.

I seldom give 5 stars but this place absolutely deserves it. They're open Thursday to Saturday…read moreduring the winter season. All week during the summer. We walked in on Friday night and were greeted by the owner. He's a very attentive host and went above and beyond explaining each dish and how fresh they were. We ended up ordering the beef tartare with seared scallops and steak. It was to die for. The steak was accompanied by their homemade sauce. The owner paired both of our dishes with the perfect wine, it was his suggestion by the way. We topped everything off with two massive cheesecakes for desert. We both left this place satisfied! We will definitely come back again, especially in the summer where you can sit close to the docks and watch the boats sail by!

5 Stars cuz i cant give more but if i Could give 10 i would!!!! I drove 1h from Mtl to eat here and…read morethey didnt disappoint... Everything is very refined and dishes are as beautiful as they are delicious... Read the menu i cant go through all of it but i promise everything is Phenomenal....This is LIKE a 3 star Michelin Resto all day long....P.S Canada has No Michelin Star Restos....Ya so we don't eat on 1000$ Table Cloths and don't have stuck up waiters names Jean Pierre who look at your shoes be4 they talk to you if thats what Michelin is France can keep the Stars....Im inventing a new scale just for Canadian Restaurants called.. Northern Lights.. If Chuck Huges is a 5 N.Lights...Then Jason Kacpzack is a 4 N.Lights working toward a 5 very soon ....They have a pretty good wine list Their deserts are really Good..Try the Cigar its actally served in an ashtray with Hay Ice Cream....Need i say More....

Très bel accueil dans ce bar situé dans un des hôtels du dixtrente. Nous avions organisé un 5 a 7…read mored'équipe et le staff a été très flexible avec notre groupe. Le décor est très chic et reposant. Nous avons mangé quelques bouchées qui étaient aussi très bonnes. Il y a des offres spéciales selon les soirs et ça rend la soirée encore plus intéressante. J'y retournerai .

This place is so special! Had an amazing time celebrating here with my friends. The wine and…read morecocktails were fantastic and the food was delicious. Servers are super friendly and accommodating. The ambience is also so much nicer than what you usually get in the area. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a high quality bar in Dix 30. Definitely coming back next time I'm here